The monk asks why he chose this particular sword, and the monk explains that it's the least powerful of the four swords he's chosen. He also explains that the sword is comfortable to touch, so he doesn't want it to be changed. The monk then chooses another sword, which is even more powerful. The sword weighs eight-thousand-six-hundred-and-seventy-three-thousand catties, which means that it can communicate with gods. This sword also has the ability to communicate with other gods, so it could be used as a ritual weapon. This means that the monk will be able to beat many enemies, and he can even seal a portion of himself. The mountain sect is gone, so the monk decides to start a new one. He then explains why he joined the army: his parents died in a freak accident when he was a child. Since monsters are becoming more aggressive, joining an army would provide him with an opportunity to learn to fight. The disadvantage, he says, is that you're always outnumbered. He adds that he can't really understand what's going on, but he can tell that his clone is close to the battlefield. He says that the last blow will destroy as many of the demons as he can, and that the demons can cast a "spell of mutual destruction" that will destroy the most demons. This is a really decisive battle, and this is the kind of battle that old men like himself are fighting alongside with "general ning"